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PKNDyIAbNNs.

BUTTER--Buttsrino, Hsl5o; dreamer, =
30; dairy, l60s Sc; country butter, 16022c,
HOG PRODUCTS Steady; mess pork,
new, sl7 SO; old. SIS 50; sugar cured hams.
,d.s Sr'ssn' s bacon Ssoas rio
bacon Shoulders. b5sa7c; bulk pork clear
sides, s1z9s1sc; clear rib sides, sssesxc;
shoulders. 6S@essc; Ions clear, sHsS'sc;
LAhD-Tierces, SIC; half barrels, To.
CHEkSE-Prime flats, SsiOcj New. York
factory. none; iull cream, 15c; Young
AP Piss f's III 81 so, half barrels.
IS PSt f.Ssy ld HI quiet, spring, 81 60
az IS; cd t,rs, 81 1892 Is. !
fkEsE MATS Cold storage beef. fore
quarters. S1ssic; headquarters Of beef, SIC /;
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July a.-Provision.
ggiet. Pork. irregular, new. sl5 80. Lard.
IS 90 Dry salt neat, . bored should
g. y sSSi, loG si.. clear a. SIX S;'F ri b:
con Boxed shoulders, " rs; long .clear,
- 30; clear ribs, ~ 30; short clear, % 2 q
9 30. Hams stead, at ll9l4c. Esgs dull Al
ss7c. Butter UNCHANGED; Creamery, l66s20c
dairy, I2al6c.
were quite active and the market was con-
siderab'y unsettled, prices .beias irregular
and veal on all leading articles. Large re-
ceipts Of hogs and j wer prices In the hos
market. toge Their with the improved pros
gec,s foI the corn crop: he'd wsaksnies m
posed TO Tealits. he demand was quito ae-
tive, IN only from shot LAID was easter.
August opened at 90 IS and sold down 70
~ 90. the closlns hspre. hort ribs were
' al "A. Ss,H. SPa.a as 70 ,Od down to
Mere aa fOlloMa: Mass po-k mar hrI
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ssb ian L.. n 1DksrON
"A Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
Ais
southern niners ADD Improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money firm and steady. rate I to s
Der cent, and latter hsure ruling. The
Clsaring House report 10 ~ iollowsi
OLRARINas.
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TOBACCo 4NO ssUvr.
TOBACCO Common. 25s6c ,othsr Grade,
-ssUPF.g.r.,t',, 90 ST. R.lph,. 90 Isl
Railroad, % -.
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RAILROAD TlAE TABLE,.
Chesapeake ana Ohio Re~se.

Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
sRast MALL $40 am Past Mail. II ,ss an
'kipisy Ac. $50 p pm 'Ripisy Xc- $40 am
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville, Pullman buhet
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping and re-
quickest time to Chicaso. Ticket ofice I'M
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city, Memphis asd BirniBg.
ham.
Leaves Arrives
sFa,t Mail. 400 .. m Past Mail 10 10 .. m
"Accomm' $50 a. m 'AccomD,' n'a rs pm
mississippi aud Tennessee.
::ss;9,ilN.n. { en- n. g MAN.. !'$s.s
Mail trains. will not stop at whitehsvsn.
Mississippi S srl.'x K. . r.. IT, n o.
IN. o. pa. L''V" ~ o. Pas, Arrives
IN. 0. EI". $40 am IN 0. liz. :. sis pm
Louisville and Nashville.
::gsM.u..,s Isf y: :ys,nan. s AI':'s:
=: :MaIl e s 20 MAJ ,ics.t; d;SS
ToNboulhbh oiWpm etbouhEh FsNNh IN
Standard time
Guif Rouse (Rsn-ss CIV, spring.
field and memphisl,
y S,x,rls' s::,s y. g. F., a. ST. y:
x. x, e po Mail; S'"p'm * 2; o NAT; s'"a
Chpso IN $500 pm CHICO En- sit5 a. m
Leave MiSis,ippi and Tennessee depot.
memphis aud Chsri~-soa
sThr'sh Ex. 10 40 ,. IN srhr'gh VI. 6ilO an
.Mail A III. $3.50 am 'Mail A Ex. y Is pm
tSomerville tSomerviile
Ao- ,......... $50 pm tc....., ....., 80 am
Memphis and Little aoch.
Leaves Arrives
.rhr'h rss-il 30 pm srhr'h Pas pit0 D. m
erhr'h Pas 6iS am srhr'h Pas a!lo a m
eft'gtlfrnm freight lat
Hcpehsidl Loo am noredeidl $50 PIT
Central standard time.
NorH-" Daily. I Except Sunday. IA
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0'"''s s &c.. s! 3sis y. I = ~
The following observations are taken
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
IL Il Al ESTAT II.

No. liSO, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
County n. A. Mutually 81 al. W The
Clefks' Buliding aad Savings Afsociaiion.
10y virtue Of "a intsrlocutorJ dscree lof
ID sale, entered In the above 'aufe on the
9th day Of June, 1857, NJ. u, s., page 10,
1 will sell, al public suction, TO the hiEhest
bidder, In front Of the Clerk aud Maststs
ouice. At the Main street sntranss OF the
Courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis.
Tennesfee, on
saturday, August q. 1877,
within legal hours. the following described
property, situated In the city Of Memphis.
Shelby N0untv. ret nessee, to-witt
A lot beginning a point On tn north side
o. Washingtoa stfsst ~ "a 10 feet east 81 the
northeat corner Of Washingtol aud Qrleanl
atreetst theare east along tbs north line .
Washinston ,trsst 80 isst 10 the -sst line o Z
the ssnnonsr lot thence moth With the
vest hns Of the sanr easr lot 40 feet 70 Q
pointi thenca west aud parallel vita wash
latin snsst " Toe, 70 q polnti thence seuth
rt.rg, q s.I:.cs'A. R'dsnstisa barred.
'As,Y He6o@ELL. Ql.rt. sss nsss,s,-
Up. oel..:sL p o sst 4. -
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YETH1Itua.
COrrDs sggD pHODUOrs

COAL olL-Prims white. wholesale lots,
iOo mar sallOn.
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PRIME CRUDE oil, 81 s31ot % crude,
2sanc prime sunmsr yellos, "a t3sai %
summer ysllos, Bg3icl choice cool linz
summer yeloy, t0cl prime cotton seed
meal, tk Oilei 90 cotton seed neal. :.
WHISKY. WINS, L,aUoks vrC.
wHisKY-sg-isht Kentucky Bourbon,
q goi5, illshsIl q, 81 OoI rsotih.d. 50 over.
fsiistillsd 100 over,
cIycIsNATI. o.. .Jglt q. WHISKY
stsadyi sals 10 bArrei' finished Foods on
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circ ulsted showing that The growing crop in
this state 10 not so seriously injured as was
supposed, and the longs begsn 70 eli freely,
causing Ausust to tell ID to S7Hc, from
which figure II reacted 10 S1ssc and closed at
Thc. Uats were easter, end with the except
ion Of July. sid down hsssc from yester-
day. closing .fgures. august opeuet at
26,Sc and closed AZ 2Sssc. Cash quot ,tions
wereS follows; Flour was IN better do
sS sas No. No! p spSss w wSss p0 S ssSs
spIi' 9 wheat CSC; No. Q red. 1870. No. Z
red, 734c; No. 2 corn, SI939tSc 40 2 oats,
261fc. No, 2 rye. 46c. No. 2 barley. 500.
No. asxseed Is. Prime timothy, 81 80
224, The leading futures ranged as fol.
love; Wheat, No. = July opened at T0i+c,
highest TOhc, lowest csc, closing at 69s4c
August opened at 7l1sa7lho; h,shest TlHc,
lowest 70'zc, closing y 7Css4@7OJ6c; Septem
Ter opebed q, 7Sh@75hc, highest FAC
lowest 7i,lc. closing at 7l,+c; Corn. No.
2-July opened at 3skc. hiehes, Ss1sc, low
est $500. closing a sS3sc; August opened
at Shc, b ghost 1870, lowest S7Lc, closing
at Ss1sc; september opened at S9iS', highest
S9>sc, lowest $3.50, closing a. S9xc; o to-
Der opened at S9hc, highest 1910.
lowest 3sac, closing ut 3s,sc. Oats,
No. 2-July opened at 261Sc. highest 1910,
lowest 26%c, closing at 261s,; August
opened at 261sc. highest 2sls@2S4s, lowest
2S14c, closing at 261s@26Hc;. september
Ss.:s at at as 81 a' sss.s sF HwS:' IS
bris; wheat. $1,000 bu; corn, is 900 bu |;
oats, l4S.o0 bu; rye. 7oc0 bu; barley, 400
bu. Shipmnts- Flour, 1900 brls; wheat,
10000 bu; corn $500 bu; oats 70. 900 blu
rye 500 bu; bar ey 500 bu.
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CHANCERY SALE
ID h. Al ENTAT X.

No. ps. R.-chancery oour, Of shsIby
oouny.-B y. Anderson vs. o. 7. Bead
10y WITH. Of an Unsatisfactory dscr.s foe
ID sale, entered In the above cause on the
9Th dy Of ysnqary, lsl. N. page 81
and renewed July 5, lST. NJ. n. q, page 40,
J rill sell Al public suction, 10 ths. hishsst
bidder. In front ef the Tiers and Mastsr's
once, 81 the Main strest sntranes Of the
courthouse Of shelby county. hsmphls Ten
nssses, on
Saturday, August ., Iss.,
within legal hours, the following Described
property, to-witL A uset Of land situstsd IN
Shelby eeunty, Ten assses, On the north side
Of the VI and .. n r., al miles east rom
Msmphi. bounded on. the east By the land
conveyed By Charles ". Uoysr 10 fhopu n.
smith, on the west ny the lands Of Frank
Hiokss on Tire sou h b. the railfosi 4, and on
the north BY the lands % hobsrt soore cDn-
t'inins 81 Acrss, moro or less. f0r further
description rsferenc. II made 10 book Sul.
pase $40, and b OF "a. pase b6i ofths Regis
tet's Ofios Of Shelby county
Terms Of Ssie-On a credit Of hE monthsl
note with security required lien fstainsdt
redemption barred, This Julf II, 1877.
h, MouOh ELL, Olerk and Master.
D. u. Y. Coleman, Deputy 2. aud N.
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row DEB

POWDER.
powpEn. 4 .. 81 half kegs q 49,
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One hundTsd and thirty eight pkfl butter.
bosts and shoes, 30 bu corn. % ptrs cheese.
5 axis coffee. 3s6 sts cotton sec 50 brlt CO.
use., iss pig, dry god; q pks. .ss', ne
cattle, Is I'D h rises and mules, 500 pkss lard.
$1,000 n lumber, q pigs laaors, car line,
80 brls molAsie,, 100 bu eais. IS bfls potA.
toes, 8 cars pork sides, 100 brls sugar, Ia
pks tobacco and lD bu wheat.
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PERCHERON HORSE
HAM MBLETONiAN STALLION
AJHAMBRA. ..aes. an 2. Alaa La
PEGIsTER'S NOTICE

Notiee - hereby given ~ al persons concern
ri a. lgl-zter. creditors or a-lsls -e -G-LJ rhr
following Lreouul- nave passed. register AMI that
the same Ail- De- presented .9F roiilIi-ti-Jl ana
allowance lr Au Orphans s.5urf Ca be- held O.;
somerset 0H THURSDAY. Nay d ls-s
Eirsl and nual account OF Henry Ranch, Adm
FinaI arcotut Of Wm- Kretchauau and David
keim, Administrators and Trustees Of jacob
kelul dec a.
First ana fraf account Of Eflrgaret Bearl Af-
uiuisrratriX of Maa5lalena Zimmerman dee'd a.
Accuuut 1l ". A. tiarIusLu- Guardian oi vs. T.
uouner Cora A- Bonner and George and William
L-mm.rlau-
SreunI and final account OF El.sralrn J. Walker.
Admin sIra-nr and Trustee Of Perry b'-rSieg. de-
ceased
First and tnaI arcount Of Henry ". Coleman
AdmiuisJrIturo of Hiram ". Coleman dgc'G-
Fi-Sr sld lual account 0f John Eeam Admin
i-tslt1r au,l Trustee of Flumsl- Eelm, dee g.
First and lull account of r. T. Ia1Zy and joel
N lutzv AlInr's sc uf Daniel futEE, der d.
second and dual account 1f Iydil N Rosiger-
Executor ~ tyrus Horuer deed
second and partial zccoln- of Daniel -tutt
Ey-Cutur of Nillltm Wills dec'l j.
First ald 7rli account Of fsaac %. Aukenv
Guardian oi Lydia :. AnkeuT.
First account Of Joan T. Bl1uEh and David
B0ugh. Executors 0f Jacob B,9lzh- decd
First and Final tcrount uf jacob B. Gerhard
Executor of Herman fuuusIu. deed.
Account uf Fred DuL and Ellen Brougher
Admrs- of sam Br'ugher. deed.
Fist and lna- account Of is.i-sr T. fater. AdIa.
Of Polly AlRine. decd
Account Of F. y. Miller Execut1- Of Jonathan
Ehnad- dec a.
First anl uuai uccouur of d. ~ VIII Admr
aud Trustee of Phlehe Walter. deed
second and final account Of Elias Fike and
Sslmuei Bow-er Admr'- oi I1hu J. Bow-e-. deed
First and fual Account ~ Israel J. to6er, Exec
ui0r OF Jacob tober dee %.
First and iual account u VIM. F. HAY Admr.
G.. T. a. Of levi Kuepper dec'd d.
The account Of W. p Eodgar, Aimr ol isaiah
E8dger. dec a.
First a1f +0aI account of Henrv wevtnd and
Henry Guunert, Admr, and Trustees of John
Neyuud. dee d
First account OF g } ils,,n Baker aud Catherine
Baker, Admr ui Benjamin Baker dee d.
First and lnal account Jt l-asLc Miller and Il
mon e Miller, AGmr Of Valentine Mtier deed
First and iual account ot ISAAC J. }oler. Adrnr.
Of Joseph Kaufman. dee a.
First aud mai account OF William H0dgers and
Frank Rodgers. Executors of David Rodgers, decd
First Iud iiuAi account of samuel snyder and
" :. Nloary, Adur- Of Josi.ll N1ary, deed
Begi>trr's Office CHt-. g. -H AFER
April y. Isl Register
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A MarrLea wonan.s contraet.

An interesting ease has Just been decided
by the supreme court. covering The liability
ofa married woman for contracts made by
her Ms. sarah Kuabb owne,I an improved
farm iu Bers~ county. on which there was
growing crap. -. hired William Bolts 70
harvest house. aud market tie crop, huI tail
ed tl paw liri for bis work when He ~ued
her the county court non suited him, the
Judge saving a married woman is not iia-
ble 10 common hW upon hr- contracts, and
a. no statute. according 10 the construction
given ro our married womau's act. c1yers she
,=l-s oC thr plaiutiH. it must be decided that
be- cannot recover. although his claim is one
thar seems ought. in good conscience. to be
paid The decision ofthe supreme crurr in
the r8~e IS accompanied by an elaborate
opinion. delivered 5y Judge Everett who
SAYS
-ir appears that ,ite nou--uit was suiered
on the broad ground that a married woman.
owning in uer own right ain improved farm,
is Incapable Of h.ading her separate estate by
"a contract Tor services necessarily requird
and rendered iu harvesting housing and
marketing tur her benefit the growing crops
ou said farm. A. a legal proposition this
cannot boz sustained. Ia view Of Ibe express
provisions of the act af ISIS A. ro tie -epa-
rate owner,IHPof property ny married yvo-
men. and implied powers necessarily incident
ro such ownership. the authority oi Mrs
Rnab0 10 make the r1ntrirt ia question aI-
pear 70 be 80 m1uie>; ti.lt il scarcely admits
ofmv doubts While, perhaps the pre.i-e
question now presented has never been di-
rerrly ruled. she underlying principle is 50
conclu~iveIy settled char IL is If easy aPplica-
rion to tn" uudi~puted facts of this ease.
The Judgment Is reversed
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a Aoa,a chancs . a Good Man

very Ae-f-rtiatlF.
n l. ~rfsrrr
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Death Of Col EDWARD sohan.

H. L Bae-. Esd reviewed Telegram from
N1-yi-Jowl SUNDAY morning announcing Jbe
death of bis brother-iu-iaw colonel Edward
-ell'L During his occasional visits % SOM
cr~gr Colonel >chali beearar acquainted with
many of cur people VINO viii be- panied To
learn of lis death Hr was q gallant soldier
and "a most courteous and genial gentleman
The following j. taken from Monday Phil
adeIpiis Record
toloue. Edward Schali. one ei the best
known citizens Of NorrisJown and Clerk Of
the Court of Quarter SESSIONS 1f Montgomery
county. died there early yesterday morning.
aged - wears Before the war he Wa, the
adstor If the yatiosai Lefe7.dcr. an organ Of
the Native American parry. but he gave up
journalism at the outbreak Of ho~tiiirie> 20
join General HarnHit regiment Heserv-
ed until the close Of Jhe war and bad very
honorable record Colonel >ehall was a law
yer ly profession. bur did not practice. For
several wears he bad been engaged in the
prosecution ct pension claims. He vas an
active Democrat and had been elected Bur
CESS of Norrisiowu Colonel SclraIl w,ts a
brother OF Postmaster George Schail, Of Nor
ristown, and came Of - famiiy long promi-
nent in Montgomery county affairs
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The reports from nearly every county iu
Kansas Missouri Illinois. Indiana and Ohio
say thar there has been no adequate relief
from the drought. and that high and dry
wind. are causing . steady deterioration in
the condition Of winter wheat certain
percentage OF ,ianlaa, las aireasiy occurred.
but most oi 5he reports lru The wheat dis
trict~ reu-in1e Co hs favorable Th- reports
rru,u Kansas all n.Je ,he pressing need
of rain ana serious sllmaee- by the
cbiurh bug, is reported from Harvey and La
bette c1uu5ie~. in tiiaf Srate On Baron and
Morris counties the crop j. reported 70 have
been seriously injured by drought The re-
ports frcm Missouri. while indicating the
uee,I of rain continue To- make favorable
showing for the crop. spring wheat seeding
has brtu nearly completed in Illinois and
Iova. and Is u progress in Minnesota.
Dakota and Michigan. The ground is re-
ported Co. ls in avo-ab,e coniition in Iowa,
Dakota and Minnesota for the reception of
rI.a -....f
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= TAVERN LICENSES ?

The f1Ilo2 ing persons have sled their petlrloEi.
for Tavern License with their Afhd8vl1s- tefrir-
eates and Bonds and notice & hereby given that
the same gill be- presented for ailgEaIl lt the
Court % Quarter sessions on Monday evening.
Nav IG fss6. when and where all persons inter
ssred can attend IF they think proper
Edward Wicklow Petersburg. Addison Twp.
Charles A. MltlchelL
Henry EUrtz. Confluence Bor0ugh-
scott Sterner
Nm. steward
August Kachier DayidsVi.ie, toneuaugl tN p-
ThoS William, W salisbury Elslek Twp
Fred X. Durr PecAhoutls, DreeuTille Twp
samuel Euckmau. lockwood Borough
samuel 3 HaIue-.
John n. -licer Never7,iaI- Borough
NHElIui-. -lcer
Robert Guthrie
Ellen hVle
FL. FoIier, Se0 Baltimore borough
1t q. 81 gIrboLlsiui. -OIlecse- Borough
Eliza A. laymdU
Muses. I-rut.
John II Hlte- -toye-tovu Borough
-tlu Custer
Wm e. Iavuau Evansville. Somerset Twp
Ab-aU g. Miller Ur~iua Borough
f. -J. kennel. Weier-burg Borough
te0. Ueiitr-u. l--I-rue. Northampton Iu p-
simon = -Eeltza-. Larimer Twp
John A. CLARK HlDv- r-riLia llU-u12luulug Il-
Prarv'. Ofire N B. CEtTCHFIELu.
ApT- 20 f-S7. Clerk.
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PHrLrR
They Met at the Somerset Oepot
and TAXED.

Well declare r here aint MrS Fisk
How are you How are all the children are
they over the spring fever Nike had Il sE-
tai
What have you IN ths,e bundie@
- Oh. carpets, curtains. dresses, and q hox
OF dishes.
I'll bet SSYDEs wa- made happy again.
How Is J. B. I am going 70 see him ro-mer-
row hear he has big line If goods
need carpet and some dishes and the twins
need suits. Mike bought eight OF the Older
boys suits, and now he declares must buy
the i've girls and the twins and the other
Younger boy stheir suits
IT must cost you an awful lot tn keep
your family
Well. We hayeto buy great many things
but when sou bny them al ]. L. sNYBER's
they don cost much
Well Mrs Mike am awial glad ge don
have as large family a. you We only have
sixteen at our table, chilIren and all
Ny, but SNYDER has cheap curtain goods
and its Just lovely
Mr.. Fisk always tells me SNYDER sells the
cheapest and best goods Of every kind that
are sold in Somerset
We used 10 run around a little. but nov
We buy everything At SNYDER-. He takes
all kinds of trade then if v0u 20 10 >NY-
DIR :, you always meet some friend there as
the store always seems full OF people
That's - but the reason Is, I suppose,
you are always made feel At home there
then SNYDER never Keeps any sassy clerks
YOU are always treated nice
Here comes the train, bv-by
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SwITHIN c. sHoRTLIDGE's

- AZ EftA stfH W. iAl-a at-N4f
BOYS MEDIA PA T. miles iram 1hila.lel-
yhia. Fixed price covers every e-speu7c. even
Books Ne. No cNlrr charges. No Incidental -z-
peu-e~- W examination or admission. Iur-re
experienced teacher. all Elen. anil al zrsda-e-.
pecttl OPP trrluirv or 1pf students o. advance
upidiy -ueeisl t-iii fir igll 1ud EarsEfni
boys Patrons or stuiieu1- mas -eler- .rv -rll-
les or cho.Se the regular English -fier --e ~ru-
iut-s- lt->iriil Yr tIKti Engineering FslF fr Hlr
dents fitted aI Media Academy s-e utlieg- and
vlri, Yale. Priucet0r- and teu other fat1 allege
Polytechnic -eh.i.1is- fu students scat l--is
iu l--i u IN l-St lI ir ls-a fHsl l1 fIf--f
-EiisiualinZ class even F-tr iu ile commercial
department q Physical and f'feu-irai LiiaTsirl-
added fu Library iu I~--. Media lllt~ seven
churches. AMI Temperance raarr-r N15eh pro
hihit, the sale 0f al intoxicating l--ns-. For
new Illustrated eiruu ar 1l.rp~- The Principal and
Proprietor. SHlTHIN O. ~H0ETLIDGE a n
,Hafyurt lir1.iartsi N-sfia. IN aug+ ,--lyr-.
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The ease q Albert + Isamer. frpm vsgui
county. vas before the Bs,aniof P4nlous- T
J. koa-er Nas nere. and hssi The ease ia
charge. and he presented e IN a verv cresi'a-
DE manner. There hs- seen np dssi-ion a.
vet
Beih House ssiiour7ed On We'in.s.ilr
eveuing untl uekt Meuiay evsuing. ia viaw
of the Glci that the membsrs wers -,ine 90
the excursion.
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|ouEa-Er. p, April >, ~.
The Candidate.

" What thar. father The ean,Iisiats, my
-uu.
The pure THE honest, the upright eue.
HIS friends have compelled hin against his
viii.
To ruu for an ofIicr he alone cln iT
sadly b., travels. niiie after mile,
with sai,lene,i heart. AMI a weary smile,
lie dida't want an Office, ola. no not he,
But his many friet,l-, they wani let him be-
BY his own fireside be would rather stay.
Tas.r Join in the Mild political fray,
Aud a they behold as sorrows deep.
His wife and children lament lnd weep
Live 80. my son until Haan estate,
May and you a bowling candidate.
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Change of Base.
JoeEPH J Srrrzwsy.

The five and tcH cent COUNTERS of Cook a
scph Brillier. have been neatly cleaned up.
and the stock thoroughly ~ystefHatized, pre-
paratory 10 adding an entirely new ard Al
tractive lire q goods. which viii be done in
and more useful articles heretofore sold at
i've and ten cents have been edueed in price
80 per cent, and the public is advised Of the
fact that now i the time. and here i the
place fog bargains. Come 10 see me at my
new headquarters IoE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
NOTICE

Is harebv given that the Farmers Mon A--s-
ciariou aud Fire Insurance Company ai .-llllsr~l
County, presented 81 the Court ur common Peas
% Somerset Comfy their petition praying the said
Court 70 grant. under te provisions ~ the Act ef
laif amendments improvements and other aiter-
8lioIl- o. lha 1r nal charter ef the said corft'7-
riou 80 a. To- enable them hereafter % insure rle
contents OF farm b-lii,iif as rs ell a. the buildings
rheuiS-iVa- and providing for the i-suiug af two
Glasses 0f poicies one for contents. the other for
but ldiugs upon which petition an .nterioc8f1rg
decree nas been made prayed for and that ail
application viii - made to the said taurr Gn the
I-th day OF Nav lsS7 az oclock W. toE liual
decree in The premises
IACOE -7rAETEf-NuBr JAC N --t-E.
fs7st -scrsrarr President
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
|, DaSIsTRAroRs NOTICE

E-safs Of Carharine Fisher deed. late Of stony
creek Iwr Somerset Co.. Pa
Letters % afiuli nisfratinu on the above estate
having been granted % the undersigned ny tn-
proper authority. uetire + hereby gwen % az
uers1Fls indebted o. sad estate a. make lulfaftl
ale pa ueut and t1cee having Chains against i1l
sitnie VIII present tharu iuir agthettiearsd far
settlement % the undersigned. AZ BIZ aflef q
The Borough Gf -1rieg.pt Ca saturday. tne 18th
ias af May. ISL WHEN and where he viii attend
fsr that plirrsa-= J. l. FLbH
aprs ADMINISTRATORS u Cath Fisher. De D.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

An interesting ie.lai question has been rlis-
ri bet ween the Managers oE the t-ettvsburg
and Chamhersburg turnpike, and the man
W ta carries fhe mail hetwecn the two places.
The managers alilesl io keep the pike in good
repair and the mail man refused 90 pas the
toll The gate keeper closed the gates and
d., iaa1 nan demolished them with Al Ak
For this BE- was arrested in Gettysburg A
friend became surety tor his appearance at
court, where the matter viii b. tested and
probably settled
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
a Card.

Having been frequently mentioned in the
newspapers a- a candidate For the suffr.lges
coming election Of County superintendent, !
take this public metluad OF saying that am
rot ia she iald Ny Eratefui acknowIe'i--
meut- are lue o. the numerous body Of lA-
rector~ alI over this County thar haveplc,iv-
"a uIe their support ou condition. of nav cau-
ing before the t'unvcatien. and It l. in justice
% them. hy leaving them free 70 vote for
whom they r5o.l>e. thar make this public
Withdrawal
a ITar srpr